This Bachelor of Science program in Pharmacology, offered by the Faculty of Science, focuses on the study of the effects of chemical substances on living organisms, including both pharmaceutical drugs and harmful chemicals found in society. The program emphasizes hands-on skills and innovative thinking. The curriculum likely covers topics such as drug action mechanisms, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, toxicology, drug development, and the societal impact of chemical substances.

Career options for graduates with a BSc in Pharmacology can include roles in the pharmaceutical industry (research and development, clinical trials, regulatory affairs, drug safety), biotechnology companies, toxicology laboratories, government agencies (health regulation, environmental protection), research institutions, and potentially in scientific writing or sales within the pharmaceutical or healthcare sectors. The program's focus on both beneficial and harmful chemicals provides a broad understanding of the field.

The University of Alberta, North Campus is a top 100 university globally (QS World University Rankings 2025) and ranks #6 worldwide for global impact (Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings 2024). The Faculty of Science is known for its emphasis on hands-on learning and innovative approaches. The North Campus is the university's largest and most historic, located near the heart of Edmonton, offering access to urban amenities.